This is my all time movie favorite. My brother and I first saw this movie in our first visit to a movie theater. I loved every moment of that experience. The "ID" monster really freak both us out. My brother and I watched it every time that it was featured on "Fraser Thomas Family Classics on WGN-TV, channel 9, out of Chicago, I'll. We would talk about it for weeks afterwards. During my last visit with him in 2014, we watched it together. I can remember our mother always saying the same thing whenever it was aired: "Not this again!". This is the most fanatic movie ever created. The cast was perfect. The plot is extremely exciting. The action with Sci-fi weaponry could only be dreamed up. Now, I will enjoy this gem again. Thank you for uploading. Cheers!

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FOUR MINUTES MISSING.

DID'T LOOK FOR CUTS.
POSSIBLY THIS VERSION OFF TAPE
EDITED FOR TV.
CHECK, IF YOU LIKE
https://archive.org/details/Forbidden_Planet
https://archive.org/details/forbidden_202102
https://archive.org/details/forbidden-planet-1956
THE LAST ONE HAS PORTUGUESE SUBS,
AND MAY BE OFF DVD.
WHAT A CAST...
A B-MOVIE WITH A-MOVIE VALUES.

OOPS...FORGOT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR UPLOAD.

Check out 48.05 onwards - Professor Morbius's speech: 'In times long past' etc. There are chunks of this monologue that - if not actually written in iambic pentameter - sound as though they are. It's wonderful to know that writers this good once worked in Hollywood and brought their love of Shakespearean verse into a blockbuster sci-fi movie. What a wonderful legacy to leave.

I absolutely adore this film.
However I am surprised that Alta had time to change her clothes during the last few minutes...
At 1:22:13 she is wearing a soft draped, backless, decolté, belted dress, with her breasts almost showing. (Quite daring for 1956).
At 1:19:25 same dress and no shoes.
At 1:29:46 new grey dress, high neckline, no belt.
At 1:31:15 she has had time to put on her shoes, before running to her father who is about to die.
Just love the continuity girl/guy.

Classic sci fi version of "The Tempest" (and a major influence on Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek). The crew of starship C57D land on a planet inhabited only by Doctor Morbius, his daughter Altaira, and their robot, the famed Robbie. The captain soon discovers a dark secret about the ancient alien civilization that Morbius has been studying and the creature that wiped out the original colony.